Noe Valley neighborhood monthly newspaper published continuously since 1977 by Jack Tipple, III, and Sally Smith. This paper is still in publication. Early decades of the paper report on Mission District as well as Noe Valley news. Other browseable issues available online beginning July/August 2013: Noe Valley Voice past issues
San Francisco's oldest continuously published community newspaper, the first issue of The Potrero View hit the streets August 1, 1970. This paper is still in publication. It was “published monthly by The Potrero Hill Mob . . . in the hope that Potrero Hill might come together.” Other archived issues online: 2012 issues 2013 issues 2014 issues
News about Telegraph Hill published by the Telegraph Hill Dwellers and mailed to its members. Began as the Telegraph Hill Bulletin in 1956 , it became the Telegraph Hill Semaphore in 1967, and now is called The Semaphore . It is still being published quarterly.
Tenderloin neighborhood community newspaper published mostly monthly from 1977 to 1994. The newspaper began as a project of Hospitality House originally developed as an activity for the clients of its Drop-In Center. Beginning in 1986 the paper was published in four languages reflecting the diverse population of the neighborhood: Khmer, Laotian, Vietnamese, and English. In 1993, the paper fluctuated between being trilingual (dropping Laotian) and quadrilingual.
Western Neighborhoods community newspaper published monthly from 1988 to 2014 by Paul Kozakiewicz reporting on the Richmond District, Seacliff, Laurel Heights, and Presidio Heights.
Visitacion Valley neighborhood newspaper published monthly from 1986 to 2011 at the Visitacion Valley Community Center. Some issues include articles in Chinese, Spanish, and Tagalog.
Community newspapers published from the early 1980s to 2004 serving the Mission District and San Francisco. Published by the North Mission Association (beginning in 1980) and later by the New Mission News. Papers changed names from North Mission News to New Mission News in February 1992.
Community newspapers published from 1964 to 2012 serving Bernal Heights and San Francisco. Published by the Bernal Heights Association and the Bernal Fund, later by the Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center. Papers had various names over the years: Bernal Heights Journal (1964 - 1968), Bernal Journal (1970 - 1987), New Bernal Journal (1987 - 2012), and the papers had various publication schedules. This collection includes a few issues of Community Board News (1978). Papers from 2009 to 2012 coming...
Publication of The Ocean View–Merced Heights–Ingleside Community Association from 1969 to 1980. In the first few years the paper's tagline read: "Working Toward a Model Interracial Community."
The newsletter of the St. Mary's Park Improvement Club. Issues after 2000 are held by the club and not available digitally at this time.
Community newspapers published from 1977 to the present by the Glen Park Association reporting on the neighborhoods of Glen Park, Sunnyside, and Diamond Heights in San Francisco. Published under various names over the years: Glen Park Association Newsletter (1977 - 1978), Glen Park Newspaper (one single issue in 1978), Glen Park Perspective (1978 - 1980), and Glen Park News (1982 - present), the paper had various publication schedules over its run. To see a full archive of issues published...
Newsletter of the San Francisco Tenants Union published from 1979 until 1996. Many issues were included as inserts in the North Mission News (approximately every couple months from 1986 to 1987, and from late 1988 until early 1990).
Newspaper issues documenting the months after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in various San Francisco neighborhoods, giving a unique local perspective on the quake's aftermath. You'll find many helpful tips and wisdom gained in these pages as well!
Community newspaper published monthly by David Ish, later by Thomas Reynolds, for the Fillmore, Japantown and Pacific Heights neighborhoods. Published from May 1986 until December 2019. Other issues available online: June 2006 to December 2019
Richmond District, Seacliff, Laurel Heights, and Presidio Heights neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Assmann, David, Make recycling part of your life, Bilingual programs, SFUSD, threatened, Clement...
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Monthly newspaper in 1975 dedicated to encouraging the creative and cultural development of the community of those who display, sell, or perform their art on the streets or in the open areas of San Francisco.
Richmond District, Seacliff, Laurel Heights, and Presidio Heights neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Business Changes, Car thefts, forum, China House Rest., Feinstein at opening, Chung, Anni, feature,...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: gardening volunteers, Noe Valley-Sally Brunn Library, Corrie M. Anders, Halloween events, Noe...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Block from Hell, April Fool's Section, demographics, Noisy Valley, Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone...
Source: folio
Newsletter of the St. Mary's Park Improvement Club
Topics: Bill Fossett, Ron Crider, Jewel Walli, Mary Maier, Graham Beaumont, Marie Guinasso, Louisa Fossett,...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Tuggey's Manequin Elmer, Restaurant Fights Zoning, Noe Valleys' Catholic Heritage, If They Can't...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Cesar Chavez Street, Army Street, Alvarado School, Fairmount School, Edison School, Noe Street,...
Source: folio
A community newspaper serving Bernal Heights and San Francisco.
Topics: District 9 Council, Elsie Street Plan Presented to City, Proposition 13, Props J and K Explained,...
Tenderloin neighborhood quadrilingual monthly newspaper
Topics: Khmer Rouge Prostest, Homeless Master Plan, Art Agnos, Fraud Early Detection Program protests,...
Source: folio
The first issue of The Potrero View hit the streets August 1, 1970, “published monthly by The Potrero Hill Mob . . . in the hope that Potrero Hill might come together.” The View is San Francisco’s oldest continuously published neighborhood newspaper. Most early issues covered school sports, activities at the Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, the Recreation Center, and the Potrero Branch Library, as well as local news and city politics.
Topics: Omega Boys Club, budget cuts, Nabe youth sanctuary, Caleb Clark Clinic, Showplace Square, Enola...
Source: folio
A publication of the Telegraph Hill Dwellers for its members.
Topics: Herb Kosovitz, 30 Napier Lane, Frank Marini Park, Bob Tibbits, Waterfront Plan, Port of San...
Source: scribe
Mission District neighborhood bilingual newspaper (English and Spanish) published monthly by Acción Latina. Other issues available by contacting Acción Latina .
Monthly newspaper published in the Fillmore District.
Topics: John Sutton, UCSF Laurel Heights campus, California Historical Society, Anne Coffelt, Mike Fedor,...
Source: folio
San Francisco's oldest continuously published community newspaper, the first issue of The Potrero View hit the streets August 1, 1970. It was “published monthly by The Potrero Hill Mob . . . in the hope that Potrero Hill might come together.”
Topics: Copra Crane, Islais Creek-Landing, redevelopment, Pier 70, San Francisco Animal Care and Control,...
Source: folio
Richmond District, Seacliff, Laurel Heights, and Presidio Heights neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Assmann, David, good month to recycle (telephone books), Brown, Mayor Willie, support affordable...
Source: folio
A publication of the Telegraph Hill Dwellers for its members.
Topics: Ruffin Cooper, Golden Gate Bridge, 475 Lombard, Odyx Construction, height limitations, Sports...
Source: scribe
A publication of the Telegraph Hill Dwellers for its members.
Topics: Chinatown, Howard Wong, history, 1906 earthquake, Dupont Gai, 19th century, European Hornbeams,...
Community newspaper published quarterly by the Glen Park Association reporting on topics important to the neighborhoods of Glen Park, Sunnyside, and Diamond Heights in San Francisco. Various publication schedules since 1977.
Topics: La Corneta Taqueria, Chenery Park Restaurant Restaurant, Glen Park Development, Gum Tree Ladies,...
Source: folio
Monthly newspaper serving the Richmond District, Seacliff, Presidio Heights, and Laurel Heights.
Topics: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, Carol Dimmick, Susan Sibbet, Phillip Liborio Gangi,...
Source: folio
Richmond District, Seacliff, Laurel Heights, and Presidio Heights neighborhood newspaper
Topics: American Heart Association, American Lung Association, Argonne Elementary School, High tech fair,...
Source: folio
Richmond District, Seacliff, Laurel Heights, and Presidio Heights neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Assmann, David, moving beyond recycling, Brown, Mayor Willie, A can-do attitude bustling in the...
Source: folio
A publication of the Telegraph Hill Dwellers for its members.
Topics: Rod Freebairn-Smith, June Fraps, Mayor Frank Jordan, Diana Gaynor, Embarcadero roadway, affordable...
Source: scribe
A publication of the Telegraph Hill Dwellers for its members.
Topics: Maggie Baylis, Pioneer Park, Mia Morrill, Pier 39, Ferris wheel, trees, San Francisco Historical...
Source: scribe
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: John F. McMurray Dies in Fire, Alvarado Slayings, Annette and Oliver DiCicco, Letters, Zippy,...
Source: folio
Tenderloin neighborhood monthly newspaper
Topics: Violence in schools, Central Clinic to close at night, Jewelry Plant Shutdown Leaves TL workers...
Source: folio
Monthly newspaper serving the Richmond District, Seacliff, Presidio Heights, and Laurel Heights.
Topics: Alcatraz, Morton Sobell, Philp Liborio Gangi, dogs, Ft. Funston, Ryder Miller, Balboa Theater, de...
Source: folio
Richmond District, Seacliff, Laurel Heights, and Presidio Heights neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Appel & Dietrich Market (Ned Hhnain), Argonne Elementary School, Safeway grocery receipts for...
Source: folio
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The publication of the OMI Community Association. Working to enhance the quality of the OMI Community.
Topics: Frank J. Taylor, Jr., Willie Glover, Farragut School, senior van service, Henry Jefferson,...
Source: folio
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Oct 1, 1972
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The Publication of The Ocean View–Merced Heights–Ingleside Community Association, Working Toward the Improvement and Stabilization of an Interracial Community
Topics: Lonnie Lawson, Harris House of Photography, fundraiser, St. Michael's Catholic Church, Claude...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Harry Aleo, Twin Peaks Properties, History Day Celebration, Car Theft, Cover to Cover, Beverly...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Jane Warner, Heather Cassell, Noe Valley Garden Tour, guesthouses, Lynne Maltz, Nora Deeds, Pat...
Source: folio
Neighborhood News
Topics: Mayor Gavin Newsom, Visitacion Valley Community Center, Florence Friedman Award, Leland Avenue,...
Source: folio
Neighborhood News
Topics: Tai Chi, Sunnydale, Kavanagh, Visitacion Valley BOOM, Visitacion Valley History Project, McLaren,...
Source: folio
The first issue of The Potrero View hit the streets August 1, 1970, “published monthly by The Potrero Hill Mob . . . in the hope that Potrero Hill might come together.” The View is San Francisco’s oldest continuously published neighborhood newspaper. Most early issues covered school sports, activities at the Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, the Recreation Center, and the Potrero Branch Library, as well as local news and city politics.
Topics: Enola D. Maxwell Middle School, Save Potrero Air Now (SPAN), air pollution, Hunters Point, East...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Finnegan's Wake Closes, Street Fair, Letters, Through A Glass Darkly, Glen Park Crime, 28th Street...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Noe Valley Harvest Festival, Erin O'Briant, Sally Smith, Sidney Maely Goldfader-Dufty, Rebecca...
Source: folio
Noe Valley neighborhood newspaper
Topics: Special School Programs, Clipper Street Housing, Germans, Letters, Summer Camps, Aikido, Merchants,...
Source: folio
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Mar 1, 1974
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Ocean View–Merced Heights–Ingleside Community Association
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The Publication of The Ocean View–Merced Heights–Ingleside Community Association, Working Toward the Improvement and Stabilization of an Interracial Community
Topics: Board of Directors, health, Roy Jackson, Parade of Youth, calendar, Leo McCarthy, recipe, Brooks...
Source: folio
A publication of the Telegraph Hill Dwellers for its members.
Topics: G. Lee Boerger, Rhoda Robinson, Rod Freebairn-Smith, Gerry Crowley, Alta-Filbert Preservation...
Source: scribe
Tenderloin neighborhood monthly newspaper
Topics: Homeless shelter plan, AIDS and Women, Vietnamese Voters, Ask the people: If you could be invisible...
Source: folio
Tenderloin neighborhood quadrilingual monthly newspaper
Topics: Dennis Conkin, Jennifer Wright, Alexander Residence Hotel, Laurie Lazar, Tom McCarthy, Vehicular...
Source: folio
The voice of the North Mission Association, the paper covered neighborhood issues from 1986 to 2004 as North Mission News, Mission News, and New Mission News.
Topics: Norma Galvez, Victor Miller, recession, North East Mission Industrial Zone, Mayor's Taskforce on...
Source: folio
The first issue of The Potrero View hit the streets August 1, 1970, “published monthly by The Potrero Hill Mob . . . in the hope that Potrero Hill might come together.” The View is San Francisco’s oldest continuously published neighborhood newspaper. Most early issues covered school sports, activities at the Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, the Recreation Center, and the Potrero Branch Library, as well as local news and city politics.
Topics: Art Agnos, Caleb Clark Health Center, Phil Burton, Asian Americans, Mariposa Street, recycling, San...
Source: folio
Newsletter of the St. Mary's Park Improvement Club
Topics: Christmas Party, George Aherne, Ann Coleman, Emilia Smith, Teresa Thran, Ida Holmer, crime, Church...
Source: folio
Tenderloin neighborhood quadrilingual monthly newspaper
Topics: Maya Angelou, Prince Norodam Ranariddh, Dr. My Samedy, Cambodian Leaders Debate, Fraud Early...
Source: folio
A publication of the Telegraph Hill Dwellers for its members.
Topics: Jimo Perini, Gerry Crowley, Grace Marchant Garden, permits, Billie Atlas, Terry Bertrand, Mark...
Source: scribe
Newsletter of the St. Mary's Park Improvement Club
Topics: survey, crime, Bill Fossett, Ron Crider, Jewel Walli, Mary Meier, Graham Beaumont, Guido Guinasso,...
Source: folio
Newsletter of the St. Mary's Park Improvement Club
Topics: club dues, bulletin, grassy islands, Guido Guissano
Source: folio
Tenderloin neighborhood quadrilingual monthly newspaper
Topics: Special Arts Issue, Tenderloin Children's Community Center, Grants for the Arts, Tenderloin Arts...
Source: folio
Neighborhood News
Topics: 20th Anniversary Special, Marlene Tran, Schlage Lock site, Leland Avenue, history supplement,...
Source: folio
Tenderloin neighborhood monthly newspaper
Topics: Homeless Disabled, Glide Church, Cecil Williams, Crusading Against Crack, Viet Protest in SF, Dot...
Source: folio
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Jul 1, 1975
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The San Francisco Street Artist Guild
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Monthly newspaper dedicated to encouraging the creative and cultural development of the community of those who display, sell, or perform their art on the streets or in the open areas of San Francisco.
Topics: Chris Fitzgerald, J. Fialkow, Harmony Chadwick, Errol Specter, Santa Cruz County, Boston Tea Party...
Source: folio
The first issue of The Potrero View hit the streets August 1, 1970, “published monthly by The Potrero Hill Mob . . . in the hope that Potrero Hill might come together.” The View is San Francisco’s oldest continuously published neighborhood newspaper. Most early issues covered school sports, activities at the Potrero Hill Neighborhood House, the Recreation Center, and the Potrero Branch Library, as well as local news and city politics.
Topics: Potrero Hill Festival, Potrero Annex Fixup, crime, parking, library, Ten Years Ago, bus shuttle,...
Source: folio
Comforting the afflicted and afflicting the comfortable since 1980.
Topics: M. Toby Levine, murals, Balmy Alley, K. Nicole Emmanuel, Christopher Arellano, John O'Connell High...
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A bi-monthly community newspaper serving Bernal Heights and San Francisco. Dedicated to providing the people of Bernal Heights with neighborhood news, ideas, issues, and events that support the Bernal Heights Community Center's mission: "To empower people in efforts to preserve the ethnic, cultural, and economic diversity of Bernal Heights and improve the economic condition of low and moderate income of people in Bernal Heights."
Topics: BHNC Community Congress, Lakenda Wallace, deck inspections, Joan Jonrenaud, Ava Soifer, recycling...
Tenderloin neighborhood quadrilingual monthly newspaper
Topics: 1989 earthquake, Prop R condo bill, new ballpark after quake, Hyde Street tenants, national...
Source: folio
Tenderloin neighborhood monthly newspaper
Topics: Special Issue: Kids in the Tenderloin, Campaign launched against lock-outs, 381 Turk Street:...
Source: folio
A neighborhood newspaper serving Bernal Heights and San Francisco. Dedicated to providing the people of Bernal Heights with neighborhood news, ideas, issues, and events that support the Bernal Heights Community Center's mission: "To empower people in efforts to preserve the ethnic, cultural, and economic diversity of Bernal Heights and improve the economic condition of low and moderate income of people in Bernal Heights."
Topics: membership, Kathy O'Grady, Library Commission, Bernal Preschool, Demece Garepis, Mauricio Vela,...
Newsletter of the St. Mary's Park Improvement Club
Topics: Annual Potluck, gangs, Neighborhood Watch, block captains, traffic, parking, grassy island, crime,...
Source: folio
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Apr 1, 1980
04/80
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Ocean View–Merced Heights–Ingleside Community Association
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The publication of the OMI Community Association. Working to enhance the quality of the OMI Community.
Topics: Muni fares, zoning change, Merrill Collett, Bette Landis, paper drive, St. Emydius Science Fair,...
Source: folio
